It's a fair point, the whole concept of buying something in a sealed container, and never opening it because that would ruin the value, is a bit bonkers. Mind y

It's a fair point, the whole concept of buying something in a sealed container, and never opening it because that would ruin the value, is a bit bonkers. Mind you, the same could be said of wine collectors - just how much 'fine wine' gets bought at auctions for it never to be opened? At least with the wine collectors, they don't think a bottle is worth 10x the going price simply because the label on it is slightly cleaner than another.